Uganda is experiencing a significant increase in cancer cases and related deaths, with over 37,000 diagnoses and nearly 28,000 fatalities annually. The nation’s healthcare system is struggling to cope with this growing burden. Cervical cancer is the primary cause of cancer deaths among women, followed by prostate cancer in men. Authorities are now investigating the potential of repurposing older, existing medications as a possible treatment strategy to address the escalating crisis. The Observer Media Ltd. first reported on this developing situation, highlighting the urgent need for solutions. This exploration of established drugs aims to provide more accessible and affordable treatment options for Ugandan patients.